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THAI BINH ECONOMIC ZONE

Located along the northern coastal region of the Red River Delta, the Thai Binh Economic Zone is a key economic zone established by the Government to leverage marine economic potential and accelerate development in Northern Vietnam. Covering a total area of over 30,000 hectares, the zone encompasses industrial parks, urban areas, service hubs, and more. It is positioned to become a highlight for investment attraction from now through 2030.

Total Area of
the Economic Zone
(hectares)

30,583

Industrial Park
Industrial Park – Urban – Service Zone

13

Σ Investment Capital
attracted through 2024
(billion VND)

94,838

INVESTMENT ENVIRONMENT

IP PLANNING

HUMAN RESOURCES

PROJECT OVERVIEW

TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

STRATEGIC LOCATION

Ideally positioned at the heart of key connections between railway stations and inland ports, offering a significant advantage in reducing logistics time and costs for investors...

Area (ha)

210

Total Investment (billion VND)

2,000

Lease Term (years)

50

TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

Transportation System

Main roads with a width of 35 meters, accommodating 6 lanes. Internal roads with a width of 29 meters, accommodating 4 lanes. Parking area covering 2.66 hectares.

WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM

Water Source: Clean water is supplied from the Nam Chinh Water Plant, ensuring reliable service for the entire area and neighboring regions.

Electricity System

The power source is supplied from the Hung Phu 110kV substation, with a 22kV underground power grid constructed. The capacity is 2 x 40 MVA.

WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM

Industrial park wastewater is collected according to Column B standards (QCVN 40:2011) and treated at the wastewater treatment plant to meet Column A standards, ensuring compliance for safe discharge into the environment.

DRAINAGE SYSTEM

The system includes large-scale open channels (dimensions: 20m length x 4m height) and box culverts designed to ensure rapid water drainage.

INLAND Waterway PORT

Located on the Class I inland waterway route (Red River route); cargo transport capacity of up to 700,000 tons per year; capable of receiving vessels up to 2,000 tons.